PCB & Board Repair Technician: Troubleshooting & Testing Pro

Gruppo EMS Inc.; Laguna; On-site; PHP 223,000 - 446,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Life insurance

On-site parking

Promotion to permanent employee

Job summary

Gruppo EMS Inc. in Laguna, Philippines, is seeking a skilled electronics technician to troubleshoot and repair PCB boards, perform final-test and die-sort tasks, and use diagnostic tools such as multimeters and oscilloscopes.

The candidate will read schematics and datasheets, verify functionality after repair, and collaborate with Equipment, Test, and Process Engineering teams to minimize downtime. An electronics-related degree or TESDA certification is preferred, with opportunities for

Qualifications

• Experience with PCB troubleshooting and board repair.
• Familiar with Final Test and Die Sort equipment hardware.
• Proficient with diagnostic instruments (multimeter, oscilloscope, power supply).
• Able to read schematics and datasheets.
• Able to perform functional verification after repair.
• Collaborates with Equipment, Test, and Process Engineering teams.
• Capable of working under production pressure to minimize downtime.

Responsibilities

• Repair and troubleshoot printed circuit boards.
• Perform functional testing and verification after repair.
• Work with Equipment, Test, and Process Engineering teams.
• Ensure minimal equipment downtime.

Skills

PCB troubleshooting

Electronic board repair

Final Test equipment

Die Sort equipment

Electrical diagnostic tools

Soldering

PCB rework

Reading schematics

Functional verification

Team collaboration with Eng. teams

Work under production pressure

Education

Technical/Vocational course

Associate Degree

Bachelor's Degree in Electronics Engineering

Electronics Technology

Electrical Engineering

Mechatronics

TESDA certification in Electronics

Job description

Gruppo EMS Inc. in Laguna, Philippines, is seeking a skilled electronics technician to troubleshoot and repair PCB boards, perform final-test and die-sort tasks, and use diagnostic tools such as multimeters and oscilloscopes.

The candidate will read schematics and datasheets, verify functionality after repair, and collaborate with Equipment, Test, and Process Engineering teams to minimize downtime. An electronics-related degree or TESDA certification is preferred, with opportunities for